Vision 2025 is a summit bringing together the leading tech trailbazers and organizations in the space of assistive technology for the visually impaired and persons with disabilities, featuring stories of success from the visually impaired and complete with engaging panel discussions on the role of technology and Generative AI. This is all followed by a sneak-peek at the latest technologies, and opportunities for participants to volunteer with these committed organizations.
14th June 2025 at 8:30 AM, Bangalore International Centre
“Ashwat’s work gives us hope for a more inclusive future.”
Madhu Singhal
Founder - Mitra Jyoti
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
RAKESH
Premanjali Foundation
It was an ultimate program. Your dedication and effort were truly inspiring. You stood throughout the entire event, ensuring that every detail was taken care of with such warmth and hospitality that we felt as if we were attending a program at our own home. The way you guided and supported us made a big difference, and it created a very positive and welcoming atmosphere for everyone. We deeply appreciate your time, energy, and constant encouragement.
PADMA SHRI SHEKAR NAIK Former Blind Cricket Captain
It was an absolute honor to be part of this inspiring discussion organized by Ashwat Prasanna of Vision 2025. Meeting and interacting with changemakers and innovators who are shaping the future for visually impaired children was both humbling and motivating. The passion and dedication shown by everyone involved in developing assistive technologies and creating real-world impact is truly commendable.
As someone who has lived the challenges of visual impairment, I can confidently say that initiatives like these not only bring hope but also empower the visually challenged community to dream big and live with dignity. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Vision 2025 for this meaningful platform and look forward to seeing these innovations reach every corner of our country.
MADHU SINGHAL
Founder Mitra Jyoti Foundation
It was truly inspiring to witness the innovation and dedication of a young mind at Vision 2025, Innovating Assistive Tech. I was moved by the work of Ashwat Prasanna, a 17-year-old changemaker who has developed 'Eyesight' — slated to be the world’s most affordable smart glasses. His passion, commitment, and sense of purpose at such a young age is commendable. Ashwat's work gives us hope for a more inclusive future, where technology bridges barriers and enhances independence for persons with disabilities. I wish him all the very best in his journey and hope he continues to develop innovative solutions that create meaningful impact.
The event itself was extremely well-organized, and speakers shared their insights and experiences thoughtfully and effectively. It was a joy to be part of such an empowering platform.